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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
KELLOGG rs CHIEF.
TIE cTrT COUNCIL RATIFY THE RESULT OF
THE RECENT ELECTION AND AP-
POINT KELLOGG CRIER.

Ever since the recent election held by
the members OF the Fire Department
for the selection Of chief for the en-
suing year, there has been talk Of q con-
test as the result wssveFy close between
Me- Irs. QuiIter and Kellogg, the election
officers declaring the latter TO have i've
majority. The matter was taken TO the
B ard Of Fire Delegates. where the 40
ZION Of the election ofiioers and Their
report was ratified. Lat evening a
SPECIAL meeting OF ths City Council
was held to rso i've the report Of the
Beard OF Fire Delegates.
There we're present Mavor Shoudy
and Conncilmen Coulter, Forth, Frink,
Green. Hinckley, Lake, Rassell and
Rei'ze. There was quite q crowd IN
the auditorium OF the oousoil chamber,
including Messrs. kellogg and QailteE
and the latter'5 attOrnev.
The report OF the Board Of Fire
Delegates Was resd, declaring that
Gard er kellogg vas duly elected chief
Of the department.
Councilman Green moved that the
report be accepted, and that Gardner
kellogg be appointed By the Colncil
hief of the Seattle Fire Department
for the ensuing year.
The mstioa was carried by the follow
ing vote In favor Of the motion,
Councilman Coulter, Earth. Frink,
Green and Russell-5; opposed to the
motion. Hinckley, Lake aud Reitzs.
An tff1Et was then made by Mr.,
Q lilser's attorney to reopen the matter
oct after some delay g m elton was made
10 dismiss further consideration Of the
matter that had already been settled,
and the Council adj lurnsd.
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BREYTTTEs.
q soalsd here yesterday.

The Tyse eosIsd here yesterday.
suodsr the Gasiight." at the Opera
Hoese tonight.
Ths professioasl pick rocket h IN
80 He eat one maze packet out
s.saerdsy and picked several others
fsak cot for him.
ia Board Of Conniy Conmissioners
~sot 40 white river yesterday 20 per-
s.~slIg insect aome road % tiers.
NJ exoset 10 adiJuru % sst1r9sy.
TIA mes Board Of Fire Delegates via
- isa Asat meeting on Monday. May
~ A. Tss0 o. m ~ Engine House No.
70 tie poTpose Of orRaniziag the nsw
BOssa.
IA i stated the old Michigan Mill,
-e;ea has been Standing Idle for tWo
:. thFpe years, has been sold 10 Co
e,srasivs Colony, add viii Be at once
moved 10 PsFt Angeles.
hh undsrssood that this Is positively
d lisa tFip OF The Unatilla 70 this city
- r. collier. TIE Oregon Improvemsnt
oomoany intend pattinR her IN shape
for i passspEsr steamship.
m Wsmen's Christian Temperance
usIoa util hold It's regular meeting 30
AZ Al 8 o'clock, IN the Cohss House, 10
se.d OF tbs N. & Church. A full at
issassos IL particularly requested.
m uropristoF Of the Pantheon Boot.
hsek Stand rtqaests the statement that
IL vill donate the entire proceeds of
aext Mondays work TO the fu7d for tbs
g,lisf Of toe NAnaimo widows and or
peana
fhs wsarvss Of yesterday presented
aV,rV basy sosns By the presence of
IL fo'lawinR vsssels: Steamers Una
Hlis. CITY Of Chester, Idaho, Oiympisn
ssd Tycs; ships Detroit, Alaska,
Rsphsel. Louisiana and bark fempiaF
aDd schooner Reporter.
Ths Seattle Rides next Tuesday
evening gill meet for full dress drill.
aftsf which the GEst Of the series Of 10
dividua competitive drills will take
claee for Q gold medal. TOE eompeti-
zoo gill Be 10 the fslioVlnR: Manusl
Of arms, facings, loading and firing and
nlatsa.
The IadusfrIal Gasstte IL the name OF
q little four cage j)urnal published
nosshly by the Central school p ibiish
me Company, Of Seattle. II announces
hat Il viii be devoted h the advance
nsnt Of the public school interests 10
esnsFal and ~ Industrial education IN
particular. Il starts Gus With good
advsrnsirR patronage, and looks -
ihoash Il voald live IN be Of some use
10 the com uuaity. This type is Owned
By The emp NV and Is set up and the
forms made ready for the press by the
pupils.
Tee steamship Idaho, Captain ID.
Wallace. arrived 10 pert Yesterday four
dsys from Sitka. After reeeiviUR 900
tons Of Newassiie coal she will proceed
On Der vay b Portland. The following
vss hsS passenger list; ID. W. l. wis,
h. B KtFedge and wife. NJ Gibbons /
4. ". 0,mmsl. T. GSldstein, J. %.
SeeR-Friller, T. Gibson and wife, J. h
fvan, H. Olohran, T. Sse~ney aud
6Nshter, NJ. Thomas. @ w Conner,
Madison. J. O. HtVi. L Valentine,
@ : Johnstoss. y. II rios, +. Bach,
y. W Yopns. f. Campbeil, W. NJ. Ben
nstt and tueivs in the steerage.
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"A CELEBRATED CASE"

There was another large audienos at
the Opsra Honse last evening, and it
proved 10 be one far more d monstrative
thss that which gathered in tie same
place at the presentation Of Faust"
on Wednesday. The plAv Is somewhat
sensational and Its mslo-dramatic
features are such as call forth more
enthusiasm than the sober lines OF the
great German work. ID was long drawn
ont. but the interest seemed to be main
tainad until the close. Ihs east was
fair one. Some of the characters we're
finely impersoaated, while others were
IN the hands OF artists OF but ordlnary
ability. Lewis Morrison rendered n
ine Interpretation OF the role OF Jean
Remand, giving additional proof OF his
versatility and power. His emotional
acting At meeting With bis child
vas touehinRly realistic and met with
hearty Applause. Miss Morrison, as
Adgienne, gave . portrayal Of consider
able merit. she displayed much feel
ing, read her lines uuderstandinRly and
acted With grace and nAGuralness. Mr..
Stalsy was good as the large hearted
Irish sergeant. and bis humoE was toe
source Of no little amusement. Alder,
HosmsF looked the Count de Morny.
bat bis sloo1tion vas too declsmstory
Miss X lberis was charming &c VAlen
tine, bat her abilities we're hardly eqnsl
10 tins requirements Of the LAST two scss
James FoX, as the Dnks dAubeterre,
vas acceptable. BsyoBd this the cos
cAunst be said 10 have been remarkably
strong.
Tonight Angustin Days Under the
Gaslight" will be presented IL IL one OF
toe most interesting dramas dealiHG
With life in New YORK City ana When
nrst brought out years ago vas received
with Immediate favor.
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LADp's AND WOODLAND. "

We are authorized 10 sell fer Ii Tty
DAYS 50 lots IN Ladd's addition, ~ from
$50 10 500 per lot, and three blocks
10 Woodland addition at $50 per lot.
We will also sell alternate blocks front
ing on Woodland Park aud avenue for
500 par block, on eopdition that the
purchasers cieaF and fence them, anc
plant g double row Of shade trees along
said avenue In front Of said blocks
Purchasers vii be 81 no expense clear
ING or grazing this avenue, which Il
~ feet vide. over q mile lorg and Level
from end 70 esd. This will be the pref
test and most perfect drive in tht
Northwest or thai can ever be made IN
Seattle OF vicinity.
Tbers are only sixteen blocks on thi'
avenue. and ne viil sell not TO exsetd q
eight of them. We esrnessly believs
tzaf more money vill Be made 10 too
years By investing IN enc Of these blocks
than any other investment Of hk'
anoont Ia Seattle. Any person vhr
Gill take the troable 70 look a thii
properly oil bay q block. For faFthei
information arp " 20
g. @. PHNxKT 4 Co..
s<A.tle, W. i.
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SEATTLE 10 FoRr HoPR.
EfEsT sMCTE1E ~ TMM nokD 70 coz
NzcR sEArTLx VIE raK CANADIAN
PACIFIC uNpEH cozTRAcT.


Whils Henry crssfsrd and bis $50
eiatss we're In Seattle few nonths $50
10 investigate tie feasibility snd pgss-
ticAeilisy Of buiIdins the the Seattle,
Lake Shore and Eastern Railway, thsy
being shrawd railroad men. saw the
great Advantages Of line fr09 Seattle
10 eonnect With the Canadian PaeiHc.
sad 90 their return 70 the East they
formed syndisats 20 provide means
for the building Of the road. They also
crowded for the orRanixssion Of c0m-
p2uy 10 this city, undeF tbe Laws 81
Waehiugto8 Territory, 70 carry on the
cork A company hsd previously been
orRsnsxsd 10 carry on this woFk called
the Bsllirgham Bay Railway and Hsvi.
CATION CoUpany, With Seeator Oanf ID
a. its head Not wishing to take an
unfair advanesgs Of the Bellineham
Bay Company. before sling their arti-
oies Of incorporation. Mr.. Crawford and
his associates appointed our fellow
toSosuan Mr.. John Leary to
ealI upon Senator Garfield AID
offer bin 5000 for tbs Bellineham
Bay Company's fFanehiaa. The two
gentlemen met, and Mr.. Lsary rendered
him . check fer eI501 ~ an earnest
that the balance (e35.C.1l wooId be
paid the next day. Senator Osnfeld
declined the proposition and Mr.. LsaFy
20 reported to bis principals. Sho 81
once hled thsiE articles incorporating
the Seattle q West Cast RAiiway Com
Dany. Mr.. Henrv Crawford. JF., Of this
cry, was made President, aud a. sur
Veys on the first ssctioa between SeatiIe
and Snohemish City had been CON-
pteted, be az oncs advertised for sealed
proposals for clearing, grabbing, grad
ing, bridging. putting IN caiveFts. drains
ana ripFappina on the first section Of
this road from a ianstion With tue Seat
tie, Lake Shore i Eastern COmpany's
liae on Lake Washington to Snohomish
Civ.
Yesterday vas the day on which
tenders we're 20 be opened. Ten bids
we're submitted, and on comparing
them 10 vas foasd that the bid Of Earle |
Z Co. vas the lowest. The members Of
This oompsDy are Thomas E iFie, Cap
lain Geo. ID. Hill. Chas Perry and W.
h. hcLead. when notified that their |
tender vas accepted, they at once filed |
heir bond for the faithful performance |
81 the work, and the contract vas
awarded to thsm. Under the |
condition Of their bond this work must |
be completed BY September 18th, 1857, |
By which time the iFst ship load Of iron |
Ter this road, nos on the way. is ex-
Dected.
Surveys by this company are being |
pushed ahead as rapidly a. possible. |
md the sec0nd section will coon be |
'eady TO be advertised.
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FORGING AHEAD.
A Section 70 ReasA fEOm S41ak % The
sso4aAlmIe Pnss 70 be Let by
The Issh Day Of Juse.

The Puget Soand Construction Con-
pAcy has resolved ordefs from New
fSrk TO crowd the vork 81 Surveying
and iscstinR N additional section sf the
Seattle. Lake Shore and Elsssrn Rail-
gay from Equak VALLEY 20 Sallal Prai-
RE, and to put the work Of grading IN
der contract ct the earliest possible me
menk In pursuance Of this order.
Chief Engineer J. @. Scurry is bending
al bis energies. and exT sets 20 have the
vork ready fer the graders By the 18th
Of June.
Forsy three miles Of this road is
now nndsr contract. and the additional
twenty miles gill carry 10 70 q point
from which the famous Sneqaalmie
iron mines oan be easily and ehsaply
reached The york on eli sections ua-
der contract is progressing rapidly.
S1rbeF d EgaD, Sbo have the contFaet
on the water froas, from YesleF's wharf
to the main terminus at smiths Cove,
have three piledrivers 90 work, and
have fully one third Of the driving com
pisied. The contractors on the drst ten
miles from the Cove 30 point on Lake
Washington are rapidly closing 1p their
work, and Earle 4 Co., Whese thirtv-mile
contract carries the road through Squak
Slough valley to the bead Of Sqaak
Lake. are erowding the work az rapidly
IS they can.
Several hundred tons Of spikes, 6sh-
plates and ear wheels hsve arrived, and
the FIRST shiplosd Of steel rails Is ex
pected In q few weeks. o. April 1st
the ship Persia, loaded With steel rails
for this road, vas spoken In latitude
20 deg. south and longitude . deg. so
min. west, booming along before fair
wind. The Puget Sound Constructions
Company Confidently expect to have
the road completed 10 the SneQualmia
Pass before the snoW dies.
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ToyIGHrS CONCERT.

The following programme Of the con
esrs TO be given this evening at the FRS,
Methodist Church. nndsr the auspices
Of the choir. promises to be excellent.
The fret para consists Of var and na-
tional songs rendered by strong ebo-
rus. The second part consists Of missed
laneous music, both vocal and instru
mental, rendered By veil kRoSn must
claws OF the city. The whole will be
sell worth hearing. especially nv men,
beFs Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
and eli Who enjoy the natioaA muSIc.
Admission, 80 cent aOncert begins At
; o'clock.
Pact I.
AFneFica. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...s.. Jh0ros
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp ............
...M F. + Kraft and Chorus
SsAr SpAnei@d Banner ............-
-. Mrs q. r. Adsir and CnoFus
Babylon l. Fallen. University Cadets
Just Before the Battle ,...,.......,
Measrs. Kraft, FaneheF, Crock
esl = q BrsWiey.
when Joesay c 'rre@ Marching Home,
Mr.. :. d. Crockett and c aOrus
Glory, Glory HallelGiAh ........ Chorus
PAKr II
Dsst, II would Nv Lows" Nendsl 'sohn
Mra. Il. stewart. Cora Z Barton.
Instrumental solo. Grand hsrch de
Concert .......... Mrs. ) L Byrre
yoesI solo. "Angers Serensde. sta
VOLTA ollsqsto, G. BFASa........
................ Corr Z Barton
Vocal duet. "M.taer and Il 'hin White
Cora 4. R4rtan, Mr.. +. Kraft.
Veal solo, g" l. Estssi" .......... AFditt
Mrs q. y. A&air.
oaiut. tta. Daughter Of krroF," A.
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BADLT INJUEED. - Frank Wallin, q
young man IN the employ Of Joseph
surber. on the piledriver Tyee, met
With q painful and IL is feared fatal
accident, yesterday. The Tyee has been
engaged in driving piles for the Seattle,
Lake Shore 4 Z Istern Rsilway through
II liIroad avenue. alOze the water froni,
aud the spaes between the Commercial
Mil and C)lman's Wharf had just been
driven and vas being saved and capped.
Mr.. Wsllin was engaged 10 this work,
aud had jnst started 20 drive Q drift
bolt into q cap. when BY some unae
soantabie accident be fell from tbs
platform into the water. As be fell, bis
bead stFack bOom-stick and be i'm
mediateiy sunk. Tue water was quite
shallsw ADD fslloQ workman named
James warrss cid down 9 pile and
pulled bis unfortunate o0mpanion 20
the surface, and lifted him onto the
wharf He Wss takeC TO the home Of
hi4 family ia YsanR's Block, and sar-
sicA aid Summoned. rs was very
nAdy injured. and Il IL feared his in
iaries wili prove fatal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Tue Stevsdorss'. RiRRers' aAd Long
shoFemen's Union OF Seattle alss made
q most generous donation, thus adding
themselves 10 the already long list Of
our workiaQmen who have svinoed thsiE
sympathy for the widows and orphans
If Nlnaimo ia q substantial manner.
Next WAek, Il IL uaderstsod. the Bat
talon Band will & ve a concert. the en-
tire pFOo4eds OF which will be devoted
to The good cause. And 81 the work
Goes on. AZ long a. ind vidaals and
organ ltions costume 10 give the Posi-
IsTKLLIaEEcER will be clad to ksep the
fund open There is no danger Of It's
getting too large.
We appsnd list OF subscriptions re-
ceived yesterday:
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FAsHIoNARIE socIRrY

To the question often asked, "What
is IL in RObertins which produces that
delightfully."- cooling and refreshing EEL
sation and gives sueh delicate tint to
the complexion and always leaves the
skin soft, smooth and pIiableT" there is
bat one answer. II IL combination Of
rare and harmless ingredients ssientif-
oslIy prepared. All Who have assd ii
say it has no eqaal as Q complexion
besutifer. For sale By A. B. STEWART.
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PERSONALS.

". W. Evans. Of Victoria, is at the
Brunswick
@ +. Monday returned from the Port
q Ea'ry yesterday afternoon.
J. d. Lowman returned from up
sand last evening on the Hayward.
0. j. Maikey, Depaiy CollectaF OF
Customs, vas in the city yesterday.
~. Hicks, Jr., master mechanic At
hansoH's saw mill, Tacoma. is In the
asy.
JB. Mstoalf returned from Monte.
400 yesserasy, where be has been a.
ending eourt.
2. Harlov. Of the Northern Pacific
Express Company, returned on the
IDAHO from Alaska.
Mr.. A. ]. Taylor. Auditor Of Mason
county, spent yesterd " 10 Seatils, and
rsturned by the Fleetwood
Wilbur Z. sanders, of Helena, Mon
Ans. arrived In the civ yesterday and
hvisisinR bis cousin, Mr.. H. b LOOMS
B. Dansmuir. owner Of the yelling
saa Coal Mines at NAnNimo, arrived In
,es city last evening from San Fran
silco.
Governor W. @. Squire and bis guests,
sa-Senalos Warner Miller and family,
Fsiafned yesterday on the Geo. 4. Starr
tfon visit TO Victoria.
w.. W. Copeland OF Portland passed
nFoagh here yesterday on hts way to
haaaio. n. Y, 10 represent Muliuomab
Vnisn No. ~ Of PoFtlsnd a. the Inter
sasioDAl typographical UaioD CJnven-
too 20 be held IN that city.
Thomas Cline II Sidney, Jas. Hsrvey
ed Charles Fletcher OF Carbonate
lanes Whitehead Of wipRipeg. J. J
ssueh OF Suffer, New, Charles Barnes
q y ,naimo. Alfred Ware and VIM.
Mex ~ Of Tacoma. J. d. Walters of
Wisconsin, Jsusa Mcintosh Of Own
~ II. .. Morgan and J. n. Pomeroy
81 Pometoy, aud ]. n oholson OF Port
hnc, are Al the NeS England.
3 D, Smith Of Olympia. Walter scott
Richmond. W. H. talbot % Iulalip,
va, Collins Of Port Gamble. Peter ID
ansa u UlsNlady, Mrs. Spragaa Of
fRtiaad, DIVINE % Tacoma, W. q
aaeo Of Walls Walla, X. r. Galley,
W H. J Smith Of san Franchises,
iSanaa Lannep Of Portland. 4. A
nassn and family % Stockton. Cal. arr
AiAs ArtiaztoR.
- A, Bailey Of Vancouver. u. II. Nc
LAeatAe Of Black Diamond, J. A. Cor.
~ Of Michigan. D. ID. H-nrv Of Own
10. A. Van 1lne q Flat Mich
vs. srfsF % PnilNdelg HAL Peters
Evans % Victoria. ID d. MeDoa
o. fnrt Iouhsrrd J. o. MHlrst OF
Ah fedA Rutherford OF Fails City
eaL nkins aud wtfs u NswsAsslr
=, hass OF fayail1p, l. " ]. Steel
Fa'tlsnd. Mes Mlnnie Jahns,n q,
saaa' A. Blair Of Ssah'rk, and u
Asits, 4 iolt, are st the Bransalek
HIS 81 Cair Of Olympia. Jasep,
S1sv 81 Fuday HsFooF, W Maes,
sAa FAncisoa, ). C.iar. Mes az on
- NJ . Council. NJ. J. O'Conaell
vss w nusll and + L ShAnnNa -
s,esiA, Z, J. Ahfahss 90 New Yafk
Sp1dane and ] NJ. Lane Of "a,
eAselseo, Mo- SteEfs Of Neaut y-r
SkUdsrs q Helene, l.. q
1 Y Ueoit and J 1. HEATH .
puh Il. q. Clarke and N. Miller q
Sslsp, Me- Robert lmget Il Pas
I.s ., I. NsihsAn o. Il - ton. Cslrg
N faisNael, hiA Il. L Wells an
go ", bsoSu q Portland, Il. 4
and Stfs az n nth Ysktuna. /. X
81 hsi~sA, H-rrv A. Ward c
teses'rf, y Y, aud J. n Pstisrso
'asaa' Are 81 tie OseideassL
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REAL ESTATE.
The following deeds wers nled in the

The following deeds wers nled in ihs
Anaisar's otics for reoord yesterday;
ri. Yesler to Gee. 7. Fonda. lot s.
n SIS, c. @. IsFTy's seooSd addition !;
500.
LII Grfath 10 J q. YoanR. lHts
? and 8. b $. Merc.r's addition; Sl2oo
III. Titus to PaEet SsnDd shore
Railroad, risbt OF Wsy; also ii ? acres
In ,he Titus donation eiaim.
Mvry E Webster 90 Jacob Furth, 90
acres in sec -. to 25, 2; $500
D.. ? DsnHy 20 h p Day. tot y. , s.,
D.T. D~nuy's Para addition; SEA
T.. 2. Ferry 10 Lnish EdNass, Let 5,
IS Htsk's addition; So
northern Paene ksilruad { lupasY
to ] + Rice. lots / and 2. Sc Is, ~ q,
rae; &g76.
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coMMox is 3 LIVE TysuaAScE

On Ehe sane Plan a. Fire Insurance.
rHx PHoyTDEST SAVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE
socrETT OF SEW YoAK-
TAYLOR 4 Bsrps having bseu sp-
p.ains@d agents OF this company for
WAsbiaRtoo Territory. are Row ready 70
reosivs Applications for life iDsarapee
under this Bes plan and invite the AZ
tgntion Of the pablie 70 sytsm vsse6
wiil comneBd itself 70 the Judgment Of
all. II - soand life insurance. ~ IL
sinsplesa foru, At Q maeh less eoas than
any other plSn- No assessEnensz, No
esziusts q dIVi Snds % disAppOfEt the
Asssrsd. Persons oorteOp 3ating life
insuranee sboald call and examine this
plaa a. Cur O4se.
TAYLsa 4 Bcxxs.
General InEaFanee AGENTS. Bztiet's
BuilainR. James strsst. mylEf
New jersey jackets. 0eary.
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ovEREAyD PASSENGERS.

u.,.-s Hu-tin ron on Tbs Unsos Pseiee:
- a B0lt. J. T. Shepard. n u.
,S~s.g Mrp H0isr. NrA ~. H. Neo1.
= - weed Mi-s Howell. Nj . :. Wooc
a Z pasdock and Wit. =, :. Trout ~ c
80. Geo :. % yer, Colon bASe'. :. = :.
s.s-kss Nst c air. and IS secoaa AID lf
40 class passengers
p.sued HsrOn on the SorthsFn 20 &c:
a n Mc6eeE. vie and child. And q tm-
nig-snfA
p.nes Msdford % ths 0Tezon Z Calf
e.rsia. r. A H@nry. w. y. Lyman. Z. :.
CorTna chtries y ia,yIe. n y2a@ :.
=. I'D wife. J. W. Linc5ln. X skies and
"a Aagusfiaf.
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We desire 10 impress on the Seattle
pehlss that we sre headquarters for
meas and boE.' suits. Mas suits At
"a. shean 81 %. BOYS salts AZ o., cheap
a. IS We b1y goods for essh and esn
al I'd 30 seil goods a What other hooses
raw for them. IoELAs 4 STxGEAMkN
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BuyinR for cash is good bat the
greatest saving is IN sellioR for cash.
NJ bad debts, no bookkeepers, in fact,
no losses. Oar competitors are begin
ming to see that emily q cash store can
afford 20 give cash values. We lead for
loW cash prices. Auy oue can see tb II
We can BffDrd TO updersell the credit
stores. CHESTER CLEARY.
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Az IMPUpEST RuE0LAA-Da'iag isst
Wednesday pieht . rue Der Of hoasss
o. tue bill we're catered ~ tn is rsry
ana hunsry barglAr. : "a Eoshing Of Salne
-. e.rrtsi aeAy. while INVESTIGATING
a.. residence Of NJ. A. AaFphy fssose-
~ a. Zee Csiefl tie barziAf sri we'd =
houl a. bread and miik, and shea be
"a fei.h~d be carried Away al TIE
bread kna uaiik ~ tue boaee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
FHR NINlINO FUND.
List Of Additional Subserip-
lions Received Yesterday.
Ths Total Amount Raised
More Than twenty-five
Hundred Dollars.
re Teansssss ase Dray@ea, ana sAs
sseVedsres. RiEEsss aaa Lsaxshsrs-
meas Gaisn Give LAbernIiy.

Each suecssding day seems 10 bring
10 falling % In the number and amount
OF Subscriptions reserved for the NJ
nsino sufferers. Yesterday an ado
sionAi amount Of two hundred and sew
saty dollars gas paid into the fund. OF
shis amount the tssmstsEs and draymsn
II attls gave the handsome sam Of
ssrsnty-fve dOllara The names Of
shsss Who gave in this connection are
- follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Frcm iine TO time 90 oil have lots
{ s4y % the sash system, bSth 70 pFises
And iteus leo Each cannot te said
10 lie praise. Don's BAY fer credit.
Eco the credit stores aeknovieaEs ttsi
xOoda can be eo1Rht rh-aeer for essh,
CHEsTKR CLKAHI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

koEE AIp.-At 4 meeting held last
evening the First Battalion Band Of
ths National GuSTd Of Washington de-
ctasd 20 give = promenade concert aud
ball II BroEn's Pavilion next Ibars3sy
evening. the entire pFoeeeds OF Whiee
ell b. Sonsted TO ire fond for the re-
lief sf the kAnaimo sadersEa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Everybody Alarmed - Come and vs
will put yea inside Of an elegant and
stylish new spring suit ct q price 20 lov
that 10 will sore VOC at the STAR CLOTH
mo HousF. 2Cs CoBmeFeiAl street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

This IL a chance that seldom comes
To-Day ve give away at the STAR CLoTH
NO HousE 800 mems suits at IS, IS
s. Come, look, bay and be satisfied
uith the biggest bargains ever offered
10 the people Of Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Remember yOu can ma ~ our milli-
merry department styles and prices not
TO be fauad in an exclusive millinery
establishment. Tue new patterns for
Monday morning are Villa Normandy,
Anita La TOnr aEd ours. Prices Just
one-half. ToKLAs 4 SINGERMAN.